We have smart TV's in every room with Wifi and access to any content they want.

This is because you're new and no matter how much research you've done, talking to tradesman and industry insiders, tv shows you've watched, etc., when it's time to put it all together it will be on you.

And yes, if yearly inspections show damage that cause a unit to fail these must be addressed by the landlord (you would be given a certain amount of time to repair); if they fail again the housing authority can withhold payment.Keep in mind while you're fixing the damage your tenant may have done you must attempt to avoid beating the hell out of the tenant as they sit on their rear ends watching TV while you work. 

all of the travelling seminar and educational programs be them the TV guru's or this type are a huge money business and supported by professional back end seminar companies... from zig Ziegler to Tony Robbins .. and same with the real estate space.

SageI was in a similar situation and actually I've had some contact with the Law Offices or Attorneys mentioned in some of the above posts, so I'll give you the Good Bad and Ugly from my encounters:Henry Kosteas Law Firm in Worcester: I kept seeing the guy on Real Estate TV Ads so I figured his firm would be the "Go To" firm for anything Real estate.

Where we don't think that a child watching blood and gore and killings on tv is better than watching some sexual content on tv.

Just like real estate, it's not like they portray it on TV...In my experience, there are only two types of people who play poker professionally -- those for whom poker is the highest and best use of their earning potential and those who are addicted.

Storage Wars TV shows have glamorized the storage lockers and it would be  a fun adventure for someone.  

I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV, but from Avvo re: GA evictions, here it is for what it is worth:A residential landlord has a duty to accept a payment from a tenant who is in default if and only if the tenant tenders “all rents allegedly owed plus the cost of the [eviction]." [1] However, the tenant cannot wait until the last moment to do this.

If the heater is near where people will sit and watch TV, and it's noisy, they'll have to keep turning the TV volume up and down.Also, talk to your electric utility.